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Producer: Clemmie Wetherall
Broadcast: Friday 18 January 2013
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On this week's show we learn about the Idle No More movement in Canada from Dr. Alex Wilson, a participant in the movement and an Associate Professor in the Department of Educational Foundations, and Academic Director of the Aboriginal Education Research Centre at the University of Saskatchewan. And Dr Ruth McNair -Associate Professor at the Department of General Practice, University of Melbourne speaks to 3CR presenter Bec Zajac about a research study which investigates the role alcohol plays in lesbian women's lives.
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20TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL |
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On
the Record: 20 Years of Women's Radio
A special radio series funded by the Victorian
Women's Trust, featuring archive audio from 20 years of Women
on the Line.
Read more about On The Record at projects, or listen below:
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#1. Feminists Making Waves ♫
#2. Violence & The Law ♫
#3. Survival ♫
#4. Dismantling the Glass Ceiling ♫
#5. Affirmative Politics ♫
#6. Not The Same ♫
#7. A Question Of Choice ♫
#8. Advertising Bodies ♫
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CBAA Highly Commended for Best
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The Hidden World of Girls (NPR)Producer: Elena McMaster
Broadcast: Friday 14 January |
On the show today we’re hearing some short pieces from the Hidden World of Girls, a series produced for National Public Radio in the United States by the ‘Kitchen Sisters’, Davia Nelson and Nikki Silva. We’ll be traveling from the caravan trails of Ireland to political repression in Uruguay. From Venus to the heavily populated prisons of Georgia…
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Refugee Voices
Producer: Maja Graham
Broadcast: Friday 4 January |
On the show this week we feature the stories and reflections of five women who are refugees and asylum seekers in Australia. They discuss their aspirations of freedom, both personal and political, their sense of belonging in a new city and their experience of fundamental human rights and opportunities, sometimes for the first time. Tune in to hear some stories you don’t often get to hear!
The radio features are a part of 3CR’s Yarra Refugee Radio special broadcast for Human Rights Day.
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Blue is for boys and pink is for girls?
Producer: Jessica Alice
Broadcast: Friday 31 December 2012 |
How does the marketing of children’s toys intersect with gender roles, and how might this be affecting kids’ development? This week on Women on the Line we talk to Melbourne writer Amy Gray, and her young daughter Aurora, about their experiences with, and the implications of the gendered marketing of toys.
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